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RECEIVES NEWS

George MacLeod, Hunter River has received the sad news that his uncle, John Alex MacLeod, has died in Chelan, Washington. . MacLeod who died on June a brother of the late . MacLeod of Hopedale. the province as a young came.home for a visit which was his first trip in 47 years.

LA OTICES (Also see announcements is eslumns adjoining Classified Advertising Section.)

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WIGHTMAN — At Montague on June 7th, 1959, Mrs. Warren Wightman in her 86th year. Fu- neral from St. Adrew’s Pres- byterian Church, Montague, Tuesday, June 9th at 2.30. In- terment in Lower Montague cemetery.

HORTON — At Murray River on

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ties man for the town.

A question regarding sireet . Was discussed and

it was decided that no parking

berton United Church Monday afternoon, was conducted by Mr. Elmer McLean.

Hymns were “Rock of Ages”,

A duet, “Will the Circle Be Un- broken” was rendered by Mrs. Arthur McDougall of Summer- side and Mrs. Lund of Chariotte- town.

Members of the Canadian Leg- | ion attended in a body. \

Pall bearers were: Messrs. Ralph Rennie, Arthur Wilkie, Ira Wallace, Wiliam Campbell, Rob- ert Campbell and Clayton Trav- ers.

Flower bearers were: Wendel Cornish, Wensel HDarris, Leon- ard Morrell, Aubrey Morrell, Lioyd Raynor, Millar Morrell, Ralph Morrell, Wayne Ellis, Arthur MacDougall, Walter Land, Garth Wiikie, Carl Adams, Alden

Elderly Resident Whim Road Dies

MONTAGUE — Norman Mac- Donald, well known resident of Whim Road, passed away at his home on June 4th in his 96th year.

Mr. MacDonald was born at Whim Road where he spent the greater part of his life as a farm- er. He was a long time member af Trinity Church, Montague, where he was also a senior elder. ' He leaves to mourn, eight chiid- ren: Mary, (Mrs. Earl MacDou- gall), Hollywood, Cal.; Laura (Mrs. James Dean), Woburn, Catherine (Mrs. H. D. service from Murray Ri day, June 10, - 2 p.m. Inter. ment. Monday River Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

GUNN — At West St. Peters, June 7, 1959, James R. Gunn in his 76th year. The remains

Home to his late residence, where funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon, ser- vice starting at 2 o'clock. In- terment in the West St. Peters cemetery. :

Modern New Supermarket Slated For Summerside

SUMMERSIDE—The value of and flying rings. the physical education program| Last year’s demonstration was being taught at the Summerside} witnessed by a large number of elementary and high schools and| parents and young people, who the importance of physical fit-| were amazed at the results of ness will be demonstrated at ci-| the program at that period, the vic auditorium Summerside to-| first year after its inauguration, morrow, Wednesday evening be- | and its an even larger ‘| ginning at 8.00 o'clock turnout witness Wednesday Under the supervision of} evening’s demonstration. [es ame eae is» schools, from grades six to 11 Prince County inclusive, will demonstrate their square dancing, phveeal finess| Rural Baseball eae a dinaliog: oop Schedul rope eekly ie oe Merertl ies wi event that wil be the tlar Saturday night feature at| and girls from the leaders corps Prince County rural baseball the Stadium throughout the sum-| who are more advanced in league schedule. mer months. physical education program! june 14—Kinkora at Grand portegeing on, Be Somme S| Nver; Welingien ot Tian signs should be placed only on June 21. iver i FF $ ington; at Kinkora. one side of the stret. ./S'Side Man Guilty) "fin: a2 kintora at Welling ders, is not ° ee the aor eof the Summer Impaired Driving gion Home. SUMMERSIDE — A Summer- Roy Reeves and Percy McCar- | side man was fined $100 by Mag- Se er reappointed fence |igrate R.S. Hinton, Q.C., yester- Fire Chief MacLeod pee eee eee cee that he had been asked to have | iy driving while impaired. the fire alarm rung to call fire- |The charge at first was driving men to practice every second |'while intoxicated but was te Tuesday at 7 p.m. beginning June |duced by Police Chief Peter R. 16th. This was agreed to by the |'White. Chief White told the court councillors. he had arrested the driver of the car which had nearly collided with the police car Saturday morning. The collision was nar- rowly averted. Also before the magistrate was ‘an O'Leary man charged with an infraction of the Unemployment | 7 fmsurance Act. He was charged

construction. The other two sides of the one-storey building will be of cement block. The new store which will be 100 by 62 feet, will have a paved parking lot in front measuring 200 by 150 feet, and another one on the side, 100 by 100 feet.

The interior will be finished with all the latest modern shop-

_| ping conveniences and in the lat- - est style.

George Cliarey) : Christine (Mrs. L. J.C. Watson) Yorkton, Sask.; Rena. at home; Colin, Commercial Cross and Lester at home. Also left to mourn are two sisters, Jessie (Mrs. W. J. Fraser) Montague, and Elizabeth, Long Beach, Cal. His wife, the former Catherine

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Hinton was a charge of possess- ing a quantity of spirits unlaw- fully manufactured. The Tignish| jman accused of the moonshine charge pleaded not guilty and the case adjourned until July ‘14th. However, be was released jon $1,000-bail-

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LEADS ZONES

Charles Hogan and his staunch co-workers in the Summerside larea fund raising campaign fo: the Salvation Army Red Shield project, once again headed all zones in reporting yesterday that their objective had been reach- ed. This news was heartening to many canvassers who had been

day at 2 from Trinity United | to worship: God is @ Spirit end ing to adverse wea-

Church, Montague. Interment | they that worship Him, must pow te, Ban gi other com-

will be tn Lower Montague ceme-| worship Him in Spirit and in mitments, particularly in Char- tery. ___| truth. Hymn 278 as sung The 5th | iottetown.

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Mrs. Wightman Leod, and Mrs. King gave the erie aod TD. DeBlois also

a | H ° | exposition. Mrs. A. White led/indicated satisfactory results,

Dies In jospita in_prayer. with, however many calls remain-

The annual reports from the/ ing to be made. MONTAGUE — The death oc-/ chidren of the church, the ex-| provincial Chairman N. W.

curred at her home in Montague on Sunday, June 7th of Mrs. War- ten Wightman in her 86th year.

Mrs. Wightman was born in East Boston, Mass., in 1873 and was the daughter of the late Alexander L. and Ellen Mac-

Lowther and his associates are particularly anxious to have all outstanding calls, especially in the city, made promptly in order to release a comprehensive pic- ture at the meeting to be held next Monday at the Salvation

Laren, formerly of Brudenell. She; It was announced the P.E.I.| Army citadel. ee a nner ag Pho meet in Sum- schools was married to merside on 2nd. Mrs. Neil ine Fred A. Foster in 185 | Matheaon will be the DIRECT SAILINGS Mrs. returned am-| from Zion auxiliary, Mrs. Mac- FROM nually to the family summer} Innis brought in the report of the home at Montague until 1907,| nominating committee, and the HALIFAX yy ey —- to = with mens officers were elected | er aunt, Eliizabeth MacLaren. | for the incoming ear: Honorary git 2018 she wes married to the president, Mrs. ‘Donakd Cemp- | * arren pre-| bell, president, Mrs. Nei A. Ma- soeenene _ in December, 1957.| theson (re-elected); ist aan ST. JOHN 5 was also predeceased 8| president; Mrs. Cynia Bartin (re- i ome ew aw child of —— ae vice-president, Mrs. | Nfld. S$ mai , in -A.A. Mutch; recording secre- She is survived by an only| tary, Mrs. Rendle Larter (re- M-S Bedford ll daughter of her first marriage, | elected); treasurer, Mrs. George June 10, 19, 27 Mildred Gay, who cared for her| Hooper; Home Helpers secrtar- |] J 71 "24 during her lengthy iliness; one| ies; Mrs. Millar MacFadyn, Mrs. uly 7, 15, brother, John, Boston, Mass.; a| B.P. MacLaine \and Mre. Albert | August Ist niece, Rita Cann, Boston, Mass.; | MacDougall, message secretary, | two. nephews and nieces on the| Mrs. Fred Shaw; pianist, Mrs. Fauvette west coast, and a number of! Julia MacInnis. June 18 other relatives. Kt was decided to dispense with Funeral services will be held | the July meeting and to meet ‘ from St. Andrew's Presbyterian | with the president for August || Salling from Charlottetown Church, Montague, on Tuesday,! meeting at her home in South- te Goose Labrador June 9h at 2.30. Interment will port. There being no further Bay, take place in the Lower Mon-| business the meeting closed with | M/V FAUVETTE tague cemetery. the Mizpah benediction. toi Funeral Held At St. Andrews | COMING SOON Il rirveas sacs tom gem 7 sie aes aia ST. ANDREWS—The funeral , for Mrs. John McAdam took) The All New |ij your, shipments “CN.R. to ; Halifax thence N. C. 8/8 te place yesterday morning from , St. John’s. the home of her son, John D. TAUNUS MacAdam, to St. Andrew’s Newfoundland Church where requiem high Bullt by Ford in | mass was celebrated by Rev. | West Germany Canada George MacCormac, who also | The Luxury Small Car conducted the service at the| ‘ Steamships grave. Door Sedan Pallbearers were Howard $ Door Sedan Limited Douglas, John T. MacAdam, Pe- 2 Door Comb.-Station ter MacAdam, Lloyd McEwen, Wagons Halifax = $-8741 Hugh John Mac a ur Charlottetown Agents Denslow. Interment took place} S. R. JOHNSTON |] punTAIN, BELL & CO in the church cemetery. __ |] gt Pelers R4. Dial 8548 Dial 5494 % ANNUAL | “J SHALL RETURN”

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Ivan Kerry will be off the Island from June 13 to June 30. All wishing to purchase Master Feeds, by bag or carload, should see their local Master Dealer, Thank you,

At Bradalbane On Thursday evening, May 14, a prenuptial shower was held in Breadalbane Hall, im honor of Miss Jean Cousins. When the bride-to-be was seated in a pret- tily<decorated chair, Mrs. Lorne Cousins, expressed the purpose EXPLORERS UP 1 as uet sentiments of the assembly MOVE ’

Little Mince Dean, Eee ona| The Canadian Girls in ‘Train-| took part én graduation exercisss.| in Explorers under the leadership Marion MacDonald then appear-| ing and Explorers held their| The ¢hree, Linda MacDonald,| of Mrs. Lorne Cousins. Mrs. Her- ed from “behind the. scenes”| closing candlelighting service | Barbera Darrach and Greta Pike| "ert, MacKensie conducted the = a seuvtay igéen basket! in Borden United Church Sunday| (from left to right) graduated | Darrach presented pins to each cont ihe Inte tae evening when three explorers| into the OGIT, after three years! girl. es Snowie, Mrs. Mac- es Kod, Mrs. Artur Maclean and| St. John's 3 «688s Ja few sewers and eocesiounll town ot 1.40 a. ond 2000 Gon

Margaret Kennedy assisted drizzle; con ; south-| At Rustico a.m. in opening, arranging, or reading HALIFAX (CP)—The weather east winds 15. Low-high at Hali pm Summerside tide eighteen the accompanying good wishes. | office says cloudy weather and/fax 49 and 60, New. Glasgow 45/| minutes later than Chariottetows

After Jean had graciously | low temperatures are forecast tojand 60, Goshen, Charlottetown! Sun rises today at 4.26 a.m. and thanked her friends, and all had) continue for another 24 hours.|and Campbellton 40 and 60, Syd-| .o15 ot 7.58 p.m.

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